White House Overrules EPA on Air Quality Standards
- added March 17, 2008
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- brylou01
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The chief of the Environmental Protection Agency has authority to set the air quality standards to protect public health and the environment. But the White House is now interfering with new efforts by EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson.
Have a listen, tell me what you think.
Have a listen, tell me what you think.
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One word (because there are many, but i'm short on time) outrageous!
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I really do not know how good is the EPA now. An environmental agency that needs to be sue to do its job cannot be that good. They really need a "chuck up" in the rear and a clean up in the house. 2 Years ago I sent an acoustic environmental project for them to sponsor. They declined alleging being not responsible for that. So what good it is to have an institution that only live by its name not by its honest works? I had enough of it! Someone got to do something to change this corrupted Government philosophy of denial.
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